Bo Hines, the US President’s chief advisor to digital assets, believes that the next stable legislation could catapult the digital asset market with unprecedented summits. In a recent declaration,
Hines has planned that the total assessment of the cryptographic industry could pass between 15 dollars and 20 billions of dollars once the complete stablecoin regulations are implemented.
Hines described the rules to come as a pivotal moment not only for cryptographic markets, but for the entire global financial system. “Tokenized actions, 24 hours a day trading and access to a transparent dollar worldwide-is the path to American leadership in digital finance,” he said.
According to the advisor, all individuals and institutions seeking to access American capital markets under the new regulatory regime would be required to use stablescoins supported in dollars. This, did he argue, not only would stimulate capital entries, but also deepened the global scope of the dollar thanks to a compliant digital infrastructure.
Hines stressed that the adoption of this transformation is a national imperative. “We must direct the adoption of the financial technology of digital assets,” he said, adding that it would strengthen the American economy, stimulates innovation and ensures the role of America at the cutting edge of financial development.
While the regulatory framework is approaching the finalization, Hines’ remarks report the intention of the administration to use stablecoins as a strategic tool to consolidate American domination in traditional and decentralized financial systems.
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